20 most traded players (Week 7)

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Dynasty (Superflex) most traded players (last 7 days):

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1. Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR, HOU): (363 mentions last 7 days): Arizona traded him to Houston for a future 2nd-round pick, and he played 12 snaps in his Texans debut, catching 3 of 4 targets for 34 yards. Action: Analysts expect his role to grow but split on price. Don’t sell him for a single 2nd, and buy only at a 2nd-round cost.

2. Jameis Winston (QB, NYG): (419 mentions last 7 days): Was pulled in the 4th quarter vs NO after going 14 of 26 for 152 yards, a TD and 2 INTs, and J.J. McCarthy came in and led 3 scoring drives. Action: Harbaugh hasn’t named a Week 7 starter, and several analysts call Winston’s fantasy outlook poor. Avoid buying until the job is settled.

3. Rhamondre Stevenson (RB, NE): (213 mentions last 7 days): Ran 14 times for 36 yards with no targets vs NYJ on a 60.3% snap share, while Corey Kiner took 11 carries late. Action: Hold. Some analysts like him as a cheap buy for contenders, but others call him a risky RB3 who may need a TD.

4. Omarion Hampton (RB, LAC): (212 mentions last 7 days): Played half the snaps vs KC with 7 carries for 18 yards and 4 catches for 21, and has averaged 2.43 yards per carry over his last 2 games. Action: Analysts are split. Rebuilders can buy him cheaply, while contenders who can’t wait on a late-season turnaround should sell.

5. De’Von Achane (RB, MIA): (33 mentions last 7 days): A season-ending ACL injury put him on IR. Action: Analysts say buy at the injury discount, and if you already have him, don’t sell for a low return.

6. Mike Evans (WR, SF): (358 mentions last 7 days): Caught 3 passes for 94 yards vs WAS, then left before halftime with Achilles soreness. Shanahan said the tendon is intact, but his Week 7 status is unclear. Action: Analysts say rebuilders should sell while contenders still pay, and contenders can buy him cheaply.

7. Jaylen Warren (RB, PIT): (381 mentions last 7 days): Rico Dowdle returned and took 10 touches to Warren’s 16. Warren averaged 24.3 PPR points in the 3 games Dowdle missed and 9.9 in the 3 with him. Action: Analysts lean sell-high, though several say not to dump him for a weak return.

8. Tanner McKee (QB, PHI): (330 mentions last 7 days): Is starting while Jalen Hurts is out and is expected to keep the job for at least the next several games. He went 26 of 45 for 215 yards and a TD in his debut vs CAR. Action: Superflex managers can buy him cheaply as a short-term starter, but analysts flag the pressure he faced and his lack of rushing value.

9. Chuba Hubbard (RB, CAR): (158 mentions last 7 days): Ran 28 times for 120 yards and a TD vs PHI on 93.7% of the snaps, and the only other Carolina back got 1 carry. Action: Depends on your roster. Contenders can buy, while several analysts call him a sell-high, especially for rebuilders.

10. Aaron Rodgers (QB, PIT): (314 mentions last 7 days): Has thrown multiple TDs with 230+ passing yards in 4 straight games, including 253 yards and 2 TDs on a season-high 49 attempts vs TB. Action: Analysts say superflex contenders with a shaky QB2 or no QB3 should go get him.

Redraft most traded players (last 7 days):

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1. Bhayshul Tuten (RB, JAX): (159 mentions last 7 days): Had his first 20-point game vs HOU (12 carries for 39 yards, 4 catches for 48 yards and 2 TDs), his 4th straight game over 80 scrimmage yards. His carry share fell to a season-low 50%. Action: Most analysts still buy, but at an RB2 price, not an RB1 price.

2. Omarion Hampton (RB, LAC): (212 mentions last 7 days): Is averaging 9.6 PPR points and 3.6 yards per carry, with only 1 game over 60 rushing yards. Action: Redraft analysts lean toward trading him if you can’t wait for a late-season turnaround, but don’t cut him.

3. Chase Brown (RB, CIN): (216 mentions last 7 days): CIN was on bye. In Week 5, Samaje Perine out-carried him 14 to 13 and outgained him 68 to 39 while Brown lost a fumble, and he’s averaging 3.5 yards per carry. Action: Most analysts call him a buy-low, but not at his preseason price. His 24 catches support his floor.

4. Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR, HOU): (363 mentions last 7 days): Played 12 snaps and ran 8 routes in his Houston debut. Action: Several analysts call him a buy as his role grows with C.J. Stroud, while others say to flip him if someone offers flex-level value.

5. Saquon Barkley (RB, PHI): (318 mentions last 7 days): Has missed 2 straight games with a hamstring injury. He’s running in straight lines but hasn’t been cleared for cutting, so he’s uncertain for Week 7 vs DAL. Action: Most analysts are selling, and would buy only at a steep discount.

6. Ashton Jeanty (RB, LV): (249 mentions last 7 days): Ran 10 times for 22 yards and a TD vs BUF, his 2nd straight game under 30 rushing yards, on a 57.6% snap share (down from about 76% over the first 4 weeks). Action: Most analysts call him a buy while his managers are impatient.

7. Cam Skattebo (RB, NYG): (272 mentions last 7 days): Played 6 snaps with zero touches vs NO, a week after a lost fumble, as the Giants rotated 4 backs. Harbaugh says the team is looking for a lead runner. Action: Most analysts say sell, but not for nothing, and don’t drop him.

8. Jeremiyah Love (RB, ARI): (265 mentions last 7 days): Missed Week 6 with an ankle injury, and his Week 7 status is unclear. Before that he’d run for 245 yards on 67 carries (3.7 per carry). Action: Nearly every analyst says buy low, at a discounted price.

9. Emeka Egbuka (WR, TB): (110 mentions last 7 days): Drew 16 targets vs PIT (7 catches, 48 yards, a TD) and has 25 targets in his last 2 games after 24 in his first 4, but only 6.6 yards per catch over the last 2. Action: Most analysts call him a buy-low, though some say sell before his target share falls.

10. Michael Wilson (WR, ARI): (218 mentions last 7 days): Drew 7 targets in each of his last 2 games but caught just 4 for 30 and 4 for 32, after 30 targets in the 2 games before. Action: Most analysts say buy during the slump, using the tough matchups to get a lower price.

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